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BIRDS IN CHIMNEY

Chimney Swifts are common summer residents of the United States. During the breeding season, they commonly nest and roost in chimneys. Occasionally their nests or offspring may fall into the fireplace or an adult my enter the house. 

ADULT BIRD IN HOUSE

Click here for more information on what to do if a bird is in your house. 

NEST FALLEN INTO HOUSE

- Place the babies back in the nest. Do your best to secure the nest back in the chimney over the damper of the fireplace.

-Place a towel or other soft "landing pad" in the base of the fireplace in case the babies fall in again.

Click here for more information on re-nesting babies. 

If you need additional assistance, please text us at 404-969-2324.

DO NOT GIVE THE BIRD FOOD OR WATER

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